Scientists have identified sequences in great apes' DNA capable of forming unconventional structures called non-B DNA. These ...

They have prevailed. And they will eternally prevail; However, in times and places they may be overborne for a while by ...

Computer simulations help materials scientists and biochemists study the motion of macromolecules, advancing the development ...

For example, Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise, is nearly 200 years old, and he's still thriving. But some of the longest ...

Mounting evidence from genome studies indicates that, contrary to received wisdom, our species has undergone profound ...

Prep work of carboxyl microspheres and their surface area alteration modern technology In order to make Polystyrene Carboxyl ...

Innovative delivery techniques, including high-tech nanoparticles and electroporationdevices, may convey more gene therapies into the clinic.

Urinary cell-free DNA (cfDNA) is a valuable source of nucleic acids for developing non-invasive tests. For example, stabilized cfDNA is amenable to quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) and ...

Nucleic acids and proteins are examples of important types of biomacromolecules. These include DNA, mRNA, tRNA and rRNA. Understanding their structures and functions, including the processes involved ...

Nucleic acids, for example DNA, chemically encode information with a base-4 quaternary code (A,T,C,G). Nucleic Acid Memory (NAM) is a potential alternative to silicon-based memory because its ...

Although nucleic acids modifications have traditionally been associated with small chemical groups, such as methyl (for example, in the case of N6-methyladenosine, m6A), our investigation demonstrates ...